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Rules of Solitaire

Rules of some of the most popular solitaires: Spider, FreeCell, Klondike, Pyramid, Canfield, Golf, and others.

 

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Spider Solitaire Rules

(Spider type; 2 decks; no redeal)

  • Game time: Medium

  • Difficulty level: Medium

  • Skill level: Difficult

  • Chance of winning: Low; about 1 in 20; 5%

Object of the game: To create on the tableau 8 suites of 13 cards in a descending suit sequence from King to Ace.

Solitaire Rules

 

Foundations
(4 piles: complete these piles to win the game)

  • The foundations are not built on directly.

  • The 10 piles are tableau and foundations both at the same time and all building is on the tableau.

  • When a sequence (an entire suite of 13 cards) becomes exposed, it is automatically moved to a foundation.

  • The game is won if all 8 sequences are discarded (when you discard the two decks in 8 sequences and nothing is left on the tableau).

Tableau
(10 columns)

  • Build down regardless of suit (for example, a 5 can be played on a 6).

  • The top card of each column is available for play to another tableau column.

  • Cards of the same suit and in a descending sequence may be moved as a unit, in whole or in part, to another column (groups of cards not of the same suit cannot be moved).

  • Nothing can be placed on an Ace (a King cannot move, except to an empty space).

  • Spaces may be filled with any available card or packed sequence.

Stock

  • Click once on the stock to deal a new row of cards to the tableau.

  • There is no redeal.

 

 
Spider

Spider is one of the most popular two-decks solitaire card games. The game is said to have been a particular favourite of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 

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FreeCell

FreeCell is one of the most popular one-deck solitaire card games. The popularity of the game grew thanks to Jim Horne that wrote one first alphanumeric version for the DOS and a second one for Windows.

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